View Full Version : Who likes Sushi?
Becky
02-14-2008, 10:08 PM
I am still pretty newly obsessed - but definitely obsessed. I crave it - um daily.
I began with some cooked salmon thing one night with clients.
Moved along to a Philly roll (cream cheese, salmon, avocado) - and am now to a dragon roll - crab with eel and avocado on top. :love:
It's quite expensive in this area as the fish has to be flown in daily. And aside from fish - i swear they must put crack in it - because i am sooo addicted.
I'm considering learning to make some basic rolls. Anyone tried that?
wicked
02-14-2008, 10:09 PM
Not me, I don't even like cooked sea food.
wimminrule
02-14-2008, 10:10 PM
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purple
02-14-2008, 10:11 PM
I like sushi, but I mostly like the vegetarian rolls and the cooked ones. The texture of raw fish is icky to me. I've thought about trying to make it, but I have heard it takes a long time to master. There are kits though.
Becky
02-14-2008, 10:12 PM
mimimimimimimimimimimimimimi
whatcha like? :D
I like tame sushi.
Like what? California roll?
I like the cooked stuff. Raw squicks me out.
Michele
02-14-2008, 10:14 PM
LOVE sushi. I'm pretty mild, though. Mostly, I like california rolls, dragon rolls, etc.
The only uncooked thing I have tried is Sashimi. It's good. You have to like the raw fish texture.
I think the wasabi is what I'm addicted to.
Oh. And I once tried to make a low carb california roll using diced egg whites to substitute rice. :indiff: Don't. even. go. there.
Tiger
02-14-2008, 10:14 PM
I love all sushi and sashimi and ahem have made california rolls that actually resemble the real thing. (But you already knew that LOL)
Lisa B
02-14-2008, 10:15 PM
Sushi & sashimi were my lunch today :eat:
I bought Tanner one of those kits... he figured it out in a beginner kind of way.
Tiger
02-14-2008, 10:16 PM
Oh to make a low carb roll you can roll shredded cucumber, carrot and sprouts instead of the rice. Just layer the sprouts first as they seem to hold best, then a bit of the cuke and carrot then avocado and crab or shrimp or pickles if you don't want fish. It needs a bit of mayo to keep it moist but they are good.
Michele
02-14-2008, 10:16 PM
I hate to commercialize this, but I have tried california rolls from all over and Coscto has a damn good party size plattery for 14.99.
My girlfriend and I used to plan a night over that platter and a bottle of wine.
Michele
02-14-2008, 10:17 PM
Michele. :indiff: Egg?
It was a recipe. What a mistake. :nono:
Becky
02-14-2008, 10:23 PM
I hate to commercialize this, but I have tried california rolls from all over and Coscto has a damn good party size plattery for 14.99.
My girlfriend and I used to plan a night over that platter and a bottle of wine.
i'm so damn jealous. I'm totally ready to blow hickville. I pay a lot for what i get here so i try to plan carefully.
I've had the dragon roll, philly roll and rainbow roll in addition to california roll. I tried some individual sushi pieces (non-roll) with eel.
It's so fresh and much lighter than what i was eating - feels healthier at least :) I really like mixing the wasabi with soy - so gawd only knows how much water i'm retaining.
I like sake too :D :boobies:
I love sushi. I have made it at home. Its a lot of work. Not too hard, but just really time consuming.
My favorites are:
spicy tuna roll
eel
dragon roll
yellowtail sashimi
tuna sashimi
Becky
02-14-2008, 10:26 PM
I love sushi. I have made it at home. Its a lot of work. Not too hard, but just really time consuming.
My favorites are:
spicy tuna roll
eel
dragon roll
yellowtail sashimi
tuna sashimi
ooh neat you can make it yourself :D
What's the yellowtail like?
The dragon roll where you get it/make it - what's in it?
TIA :)
Tiger
02-14-2008, 10:29 PM
Costco sushi is great and cheap.
I am lucky in that there are like dozens of cheap sushi places within a few miles of my house. I swear Vancouver is the sushi capitol of the world.
Shimmerfly
02-14-2008, 10:43 PM
I used to make sushi a lot before I started low carbing.
I started out with sushi kits from the supermarket that included everything except the filling. ie. rice, nori, rice vinegar, and mat. I didn't think they were too hard to make. Now I just buy it all separately when I make it because I have a few of the rolling mats.
I only like cooked stuff, and nothing too icky. Eel = Icky to me.
I like roast beef, chicken, tofu, mushroom & omlette sushi best. No seafood for moi.
Hmmmm. I wonder if I could mail a kit overseas ...
If you'd like me to try I'll definately give it a go. They really aren't that expensive and are quite light.
KarenMA
02-15-2008, 08:06 AM
I LOVE sushi but it is so expensive around here, I don't get it that often. I'm with Alie and like the spicy tuna, salmon/avocado, fatty tuna, eel, tobiko, yellowtail.
Have you tried seaweed salad yet? I really like that as well.
I have also made sushi and maki's at home. Not too hard to do.
Kyle has ALWAYS loved salmon sashimi. I mean like from the time he was 6 or so. People really get freaked out by that for some reason.
taragunner
02-15-2008, 08:48 AM
I love sushi and shashimi. :eat:
ooh neat you can make it yourself :D
What's the yellowtail like?
The dragon roll where you get it/make it - what's in it?
TIA :)
Yellowtail is a really mild, firm white fish. That is the only kind of sashimi I can do. DJ loves toro, which is tuna belly. It is pure fat...very rich. I can't do it. I don't like salmon sashimi either for the same reason.
The dragon roll I like has tempura shrimp and avacado. :homerdrool:
Phoebe
02-15-2008, 08:50 AM
LOVE it
Karen
02-15-2008, 08:51 AM
I really like sushi and shashimi too. I usually pick it up at Whole Foods market on my way home from work on Friday nights. I've been thinking about getting a kit and trying it myself.
If anyone wants to make it I have a great fool proof recipe for the rice I can post. That is the most important part.
emmajoan
02-15-2008, 12:01 PM
I lurve sushi. Since I'm theoretically LC'ing (although not today :( ) I go to sushi restaurants and order edamame, agadashe tofu and then a platter of the day's sashimi. It's not cheap, but I love, love, love it! I love all the rolls too, but actually like the raw stuff
taragunner
02-15-2008, 05:45 PM
DAMN it!! Guess who's gonna have to pick up sushi on her way home. :homerdrool:
California rolls is as brave as I go.
Becky
02-15-2008, 08:06 PM
Yellowtail is a really mild, firm white fish. That is the only kind of sashimi I can do. DJ loves toro, which is tuna belly. It is pure fat...very rich. I can't do it. I don't like salmon sashimi either for the same reason.
The dragon roll I like has tempura shrimp and avacado. :homerdrool:
ooh i want to try the yellowtail. I think I'm allergic to shellfish - one weekend when i don't have an insane week following (i have 5 clients in town next week :cry: ) I'm going to test it with Benadryl and an Epipen on hand.
LOVE it
I knew I liked you :D
I really like sushi and shashimi too. I usually pick it up at Whole Foods market on my way home from work on Friday nights. I've been thinking about getting a kit and trying it myself.
Wicked jealous you have a whole paycheck dammit. There is no sushi at any store here - all they have is gravy and stuff to bread whatever you're going to fry. :getyou:
If anyone wants to make it I have a great fool proof recipe for the rice I can post. That is the most important part.
i would LOVE it!!! :boobies:
I lurve sushi. Since I'm theoretically LC'ing (although not today :( ) I go to sushi restaurants and order edamame, agadashe tofu and then a platter of the day's sashimi. It's not cheap, but I love, love, love it! I love all the rolls too, but actually like the raw stuff
oooh is the edamme those green bean looking things i saw tonight? Yes, not cheap - and I like the raw stuff pretty well so far too. I have no intention of LCing i suck at it.
DAMN it!! Guess who's gonna have to pick up sushi on her way home. :homerdrool:
Did you need my order? :D
California rolls is as brave as I go.
nothing wrong with a California roll :D I'll take 2 kthxbai
Heather
02-24-2008, 04:42 PM
Sign me up for the PW sushi/sashimi meetup! :yum:
The only thing I don't eat are any rolls with cream cheese. :sick: And, I ate too many salmon skin rolls once, so now I never get them anymore.
Who's willing to give me sake lessons? I've never had it, but always wanted to try it.
Kellee
02-24-2008, 05:58 PM
I'm now craving sushi. A quick google search revealed 12 sushi restaurants within 1/4 mile. Ummmm, maybe we're the sushi capital? ;)
Becky
02-24-2008, 07:44 PM
I'm now craving sushi. A quick google search revealed 12 sushi restaurants within 1/4 mile. Ummmm, maybe we're the sushi capital? ;)
I'm incredibly jealous!
Yesterday I tried a spider roll here. Lump crab meat, some kind of radish and avocado. :love:
Tiger
02-24-2008, 08:48 PM
I'm now craving sushi. A quick google search revealed 12 sushi restaurants within 1/4 mile. Ummmm, maybe we're the sushi capital? ;)
Nope sorry I have 32 within a few kilometers of my house :boobies:
I think we need a sushi task force to tour the continent and check out the fare.
I just bought Philly Rolls at the store. :eat:
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